Coffee table legs

The ideal height of a coffee table is determined by the seat height of the sofa. As a general rule, a coffee table should be between 40 and 45 cm high. With its 43 cm height, the TIPTOE metal coffee table leg is right in the average range! This standard height is recommended to best suit all sofa seat heights. Discover TIPTOE designer sofas available in several sizes (two-seater, three-seater or corner sofa) and on-trend colors such as beige, pink or heather gray. Our minimalist sofas adapt to every living room layout and style.

If you would like your coffee table to be slightly higher than your sofa seat, you can opt for 50 cm high table legs. Once again, TIPTOE has everything you need. Discover our 50 cm table leg, initially designed for children’s desks, but whose height is also perfectly suited to a coffee table. For this leg, new colors are available: sunshine yellow, whale blue, dino green and flamingo pink, in addition to the classic cloud white.

The TIPTOE designer steel coffee table leg can be paired with any type of tabletop to create a unique, durable piece of furniture.

However, there are a few guidelines to follow when creating your coffee table. For our coffee table legs, we recommend wooden tops (solid oak, fir, raw wood, reclaimed antique wood or chipboard) or plastic tops. We strongly advise against using fragile materials such as glass, stone or marble. Whatever material you choose, your tabletop must be between 3 and 4 cm thick for optimal stability with our coffee table legs. In terms of dimensions, they can go up to 150×75 cm for a rectangular top and 100 cm in diameter for a round top.

To choose the ideal top for your coffee table or bench, discover all our tops, perfectly suited to our steel table legs. All our wooden tops are protected with a water-based varnish, making them easy to care for, providing optimal protection and ensuring the longevity of the top. Coffee table and bench tops are available in several sizes (round, square or rectangular) and finishes: white recycled plastic, hand-assembled reclaimed solid oak, reclaimed antique wood from old buildings, or solid oak.

Coffee tables come in all kinds of shapes. The shape of a coffee table should be chosen according to the layout of your living room. Square or round coffee tables are best suited to smaller living rooms, while larger living rooms can accommodate more generous formats, such as rectangular or elongated coffee tables. Beyond standard shapes, there are many possibilities for a coffee table. For a seaside feel, choose a surfboard-shaped top. If you love nature, a pebble-shaped coffee table will certainly suit you. For a compromise between a rectangular and round coffee table, why not choose an oval shape? TIPTOE offers designer coffee tables in shapes and sizes suited to every living room!

The choice of tabletop for your coffee table will determine how many table legs are needed to create your coffee table. As a general rule, a coffee table is made up of a set of 3 to 4 table legs.

• 3 table legs: for a round coffee table or rounded shapes
• 4 table legs: for a square or rectangular coffee table

Create your own set of metal table legs to make your coffee table with 3 or 4 legs. Choose legs in the same colour or embrace originality by selecting each leg in a different colour!

Speaking of colours, there’s something for every taste: from classic black or white to more original shades like pink, yellow or green, you’ll also find on-trend colours such as eucalyptus grey, mineral blue or patinated steel. So, which coffee table leg colour will you fall for?

Thanks to its clamp system, the steel table leg installs quickly and without any construction work. Assembly takes just 3 simple steps:

• Place the table leg in the desired position on the tabletop.
• Tighten the clamp knob by hand while holding the table leg in place.
• Finish tightening the leg with the Allen key we provide.

As easy to install as it is to assemble, TIPTOE design table legs let you create durable furniture ready to move with you through every moment of your life, including every move. Sturdy and made of steel, your table legs will last for decades and provide unwavering support for your everyday furniture.

Dreaming of creating your own DIY coffee table? It’s possible with TIPTOE metal coffee table legs! To do so, simply get yourself coffee table legs and a coffee table top. Then all you need to do is attach the legs to the top. Thanks to its ingenious clamp system, the coffee table leg lets you create a custom-made coffee table without any tools. Super quick! Making your own DIY coffee table is child’s play with table legs.

TIPTOE set out to bring design table legs to every interior, enhancing the beauty of your coffee table and adding style to your home. Created by your own hands, your design coffee table is unique and unlike any other. Thanks to our wide choice of colors, from classic black or white to more original shades such as ash pink or sunflower yellow, our table legs adapt to every style.

And for those who don’t feel like creative DIYers, explore all our design coffee tables in solid wood or recycled plastic directly on our website. Our coffee tables are available in several shapes (round, square, oval, or rectangular) and dimensions to suit every living room layout.

Like each of TIPTOE’s products and furniture pieces, the steel coffee table legs are 100% made in Europe. Our mission is to create furniture that is durable, thoughtfully designed and responsibly made.

Made from steel, a durable and infinitely recyclable material, our table legs are produced with our European partner in Lithuania. The table legs are powder-coated with an ultra-resistant paint and are available in several colors: graphite black, cloud white, rosemary green, eucalyptus grey, mineral blue, ash pink, terracotta red, sunflower yellow and weathered steel. Our metal table legs are also protected with an anti-UV and anti-corrosion treatment to ensure optimal everyday protection.

The screws and assembly components of the clamp on our table leg are made in our family-owned factory in France, located in the Chamonix valley.